oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-20

Thursday, April 20, 1922 FED. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES HOLD MEETING HERE SEVENTY-FIVE delegates from the various Lutheran Missionary societies of Southern California gathered in Grace Lutheran church of this city yesterday to discuss the building of a new women's hospital in India, and other matters of paramount interest. In her address of welcome Mrs. M. Larsen, the president of the local society, called attention to the fact that the federation was first called into being in Anaheim three years ago and that connections had now been established with the General Conference of the East by becoming one of its districts. In her response, Mrs. J. Beckyer of Pasadena, and president of the district federation read several letters of greeting and encouragement from notable workers of the general conference. The principal speaker of the day was Mrs. J. H. Troutman of Butler, Pa., who is touring the West and at present making her home at the Clark Hotel of Los Angeles. In a pleasing manner she narrated the excellent work which the general conference had been doing and explained how it had set as its present task the building of a much needed hospital in the Teluga field of India. Her address was well received and the ladies voted to give the plate offering of the day, which amounted to $45, to this cause, as well as pledging further assistance. A very instructive paper on "Missionary Education" was read by Mrs. L. Berger of Los Angeles, while Miss Minnie Habicht told of what the local society of Pomona had been able to accomplish. Due to the untiring efforts of this society it was possible to erect a new chapel, which will be dedicated Sunday, Rev. J. H. Peters of Anaheim to preach the dedicatory sermon. The musical features were rendered by Mrs. R. Reinhard of Pomona, and the Mesdames E. Simkins and G. Koons of Santa Ana who sang pleasing solos and duets. During the noon hour a lunch was served in the Parish hall. The committee to serve consisted of Mrs. B. Rasmussen, Mrs. Wm. Schimming and Mrs. J. H. Peters. It was necessary to serve twice because of the large to accomplish. Due to the unfringed efforts of this society it was possible to erect a new chapel, which will be dedicated Sunday, Rev. J. H. Peters of Anaheim to preach the dedicatory sermon. The musical features were rendered by Mrs. R. Reinhard of Pomona, and the Mesdames E. Simkins and G. Koons of Santa Ana who sang pleasing solos and duets. During the noon hour a lunch was served in the Parish hall. The committee to serve consisted of Mrs. B. Rasmussen, Mrs. Wm. Schlimming and Mrs. J. H. Peters. It was necessary to serve twice because of the large crowd which included a number of men besides the regular delegates. Many of the visitors expressed their surprise at the splendid growth of the Sunday school of Grace Lutheran church of this city and favorable comments on its missionary programs each month were voiced during the morning session. The present officers of the federation will serve for another term. They are: President, Mrs. J. Becker, Pasadena; vice president, Mrs. E. Bogran, Pomona; secretary, Mrs. H. Dickman, Anaheim; treasurer, Mrs. B. De Vol, Santa Ana. HONOR DEPARTING FRIENDS Mrs. Fred, Mitchell was the very gracious hostess last evening when she entertained with a farewell party in honor of Mrs. Arthur Neilson and children who leave Whittier Friday for Bridgetown, Barbados Islands. Mr. Neilson has been there for the past few weeks and is employed in the oil fields. The evening was pleasantly spent with music, games and singing, and in the late evening a refreshing collation was served. Good wishes for a bon voyage were extended the honored guests. Enjoying the party last evening were the Messrs. and Mesdames L. Lund and daughters, H. Huff, Dan Granada and daughter, J. Magathan and daughter, R. Gerkin, Miss Florence Smith, Messrs. Fred. Krassel, Walter Allen of Whittier; Mrs. Fred. Mitchell and children, Mabel and Lawrence. GIRL ATHLETES TO STAGE PLAY Keen interest is being shown at the high school these days as Friday comes around, for this is the day set aside for the big entertainment to be given by the girls of the basket ball championship team. The program will consist of a play "Six Cups of Chocolate." Miss LaVernd, child dancer of Anaheim will contribute several numbers to add to the entrainment and Miss Annabel Strange will give several dances and song numbers. She is well known as a juvenile dancer in Los Angeles. The girls have prepared a surprise number and this alone is a great treat. The proceeds for this entertainment is to be used in purchasing athletic equipment for next year. "DOUBLE ROBBERY" IN A. U. H.S. Slip-On Sweaters —A new lot of these popular All Wool Slip-On Sweaters has come in time for the first selling this event. All the popular colors and novelty effects. Girls' Middy Blouses —Made of heavy twilled material in sizes up to 12 years. A very special price for "Better Value" Days. 36 inch Beach Cloth Every Housekeeper Towels, Bed Spreads "Daisy" —42x36 and 45 are specially fitted quantity w Silkoli Y —New pattern Silkoline for C Satin Bed Spreads $3.95 —Extra large Satin finished Spreads in beautiful designs featured at $3.95. will consist of a play "Six Cups of Chocolate." Miss LaVernd, child dancer of Anaheim will contribute several numbers to add to the entertainment and Miss Annabel Strange will give several dances and song numbers. She is well known as a juvenile dancer in Los Angeles. The girls have prepared a surprise number and this alone is a great treat. The proceeds for this entertainment is to be used in purchasing athletic equipment for next year. "DOUBLE ROBBERY" IN A. U. H. S. A good crowd was present at the Cafeteria building last evening when the Spanish Club of the local high school had another of their jolly social times. A short playlet entitled "El Doble Rojo," was presented by the students of the third year class. The parts were taken by Helen Shoebridge, Leora Healton and Otto Krastel. Games of different description were played, prizes being awarded the winners. Several piano solos and duets were given by the students. At the close of the entertainment, punch and cakes were served, Miss Clarissa Duckett is the instructor for this foreign language. ORANGE CO. SYMPHONY TUESDAY The program which the Orange-co. Symphony Orchestra is arranging for their concert to be given in the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening is promising several of the very best numbers which the orchestra has rendered in their series of performances. The "Blue Danube Waltzes" is one of their specialties. The whole movement of the Unfinished Symphony will also be rendered. The orchestra of forty-eight able musicians and is growing both in ability and membership. A feature of the entertainment will be the tenor solo by William Dilchar. LOIS REBEKAH MEETINGS Lois Rebekah lodge will hold the regular meeting tomorrow evening, when a large class of candidates will be initiated. A social time will follow and refreshments will be served later. All visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited and all members of Lois lodge are asked to be present. The degree team will meet this evening at 7:30 for drill practice. All members and to be on time. Work tomorrow evening. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FALKENSTEIN' Two Weeks of Better Starting Saturday, April PERKY PEGGY APRONS . 95c d time in many weeks that we are able to preoffering. Made of good quality percale in several of the models of the Perky Peggy make. Crepe 148 ng typical of the values alkenstein's during these Days. Gowns made of exand prettily embroidered, all at one price. weaters 295 ese popular All Sweaters has the first selling days of the popular colors in plain ts. Blouses 100 Pure Thread Silk Stockings $1.95 pair —Black as well as the wanted colors will be available in these Pure Silk Stockings that we —Two weeks that will hold —If yours is a House Fur are seeking apparel, come is a feast of values so nota Look For T They Will be Royal Society Stamped —Made of beautiful quali made, ready to be embroid Stamped Towels 2 —Good heavy Huek stamped in a wide range designs. 40-Inch All-Silk Charm Sweaters 295 These popular All Sweaters has by the first selling days of the popular colors in plain its. Blouses 100 Twilled mateno 12 years. A price for "Better Beach Cloth at 35c yd! Every Housekeeper Should Share in This Offering of Bed Spreads, Draperies, Domestics "Daisy" Pillow Cases 29c —42x36 and 45x36 "Daisy" Cases are specially priced while a limited quantity will last. Crossbar Nainsook 25c —36-inch Nainsook of splendid quality for the making of undergarments. Very specially priced! Silkolines 19c Yard —New patterns in good quality Silkoline for Comforters. Feather Pillows $1.50 —Ventilated Pillows, filled with guaranteed new feathers. Leads $3.95 atin finishbeautiful det $3.95. Athletic Towels 29c —Good size Ribbed Bath Towels of very heavy quality. Cretonnes 29c —Beautiful new designs in 36-inch Cretonnes, reduced for "Better Value" Days. Demonstrating the Betterness of Falkenstein's Sale Of Silk Dresses $1 final Gingham Week America's Finest Ginghams at Lowered Prices! Shoe Zephyr . . . . 39c Yd. Checks are included in this special of Shoe Zephyrs. Ginghams . . . . 15c Yd. Quality Ginghams in small plaids and checks. Gings . . . . 29c Yd. And absolutely fast colors. Shown in a popular size checks in all colors. Demonstrating the Betterness of Falkenstein's Sale Of Silk Dresses $1 Crepe Dresses! Taffeta Dresses All Colors of the Spring Season All Sizes FALKENSTEIN'S EIN'S Better Values April 22 weeks that will hold interest for everyone! is a House Furnishing problem—come to Falkenstein's! If you apparel, come to Falkenstein's—no matter what your need there of values so notable that you cannot afford to pass them by. For The Better Value Signs! Will be Your Shopping Guides! Society Stamped Gowns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95c of beautiful quality material, stamped in attractive designs and all ready to be embroidered. Stamped Towels 29c heavy Huck Toweling, in a wide range of pretty Lace Trimmed Embroidered Dresser Scarfs $1.18 —18x54 Dresser Scarfs, beautifully embroidered at both ends, and finished with imitation crochet edges. All-Silk Charmuse 185 amped Towels 29c heavy Huck Toweling, in a wide range of pretty Lace Trimmed Embroidered Dresser Scarfs $1.18 —18x54 Dresser Scarfs, beautifully embroidered at both ends, and finished with imitation crochet edges. All-Silk Charmeuse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185 yd. Sale” Silk, but our regular higher priced quality taken from our stock and reduced for this “Better Value” Event. Colors include ack, seal, henna, tan, etc. Yard Wide Ratine at 49c Yard! —These are but two of the very special values that the Wash Goods Section will present. Each material to be had in every wanted spring color and at very much less than their usual prices. 40-inch Organdie, Special 59c —Beautiful quality of Organdie in 25 of the spring season’s best shades, underpriced! 32-inch Woven Tissues, 59c Yard —Woven Tissues, not printed, which means that the colors are fast. Beautiful checks and small plaids in the desirable colorings. of Falkenstein's Values in this resses $14.85 Continuing the Disposal of Gossard, Royal Worcestor Woven Tissues, not printed, which means that the colors are fast. Beautiful checks and small plaids in the desirable colorings. Continuing the Dispbal of Gossard, Royal Worcestor and Bon Ton Corsets Represented in this offering are Corsets for every figure. Made of coutil and Batiste, back or front lacing. $2.65 $3.85 $4.65 $5.85 $7.85 "Gossard" Brassieres 49c Various models in "Gossard" and other good makes have been specially priced for the first days of these "Better Value" offerings. N'S - Anaheim, California